Transplant shock occurs when a plant experiences stress after being moved from one location to another. This stress can manifest in symptoms like wilting, yellowing leaves, or stunted growth, as the plant struggles to adjust to its new environment. Transplant shock is common when trees, shrubs, or other plants are uprooted and replanted, especially if their roots are disturbed. Proper watering, soil preparation, and care can help reduce the severity of transplant shock and promote faster recovery.
